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 1      I, 3 |     affirmative in form: for the expression "is possible" ranks along
 2      I, 6 |     matter as before.” Since the expression "it does not belong to some"
 3      I, 8 |        being the addition of the expression "necessarily" to the terms.
 4      I, 13|          next point out that the expression "to be possible" is used
 5      I, 13| generally). In another sense the expression means the indefinite, which
 6      I, 13|          possible premisses. The expression "it is possible for this
 7      I, 13|     which it may belong; for the expression "A is possible of the subject
 8      I, 13|        It is clear then that the expression "A may possibly belong to
 9      I, 17|      should be B. For the latter expression is used in two senses, one
10      I, 20|      also we must understand the expression "possible" in the conclusion
11      I, 38|    justice, that it is good, the expression "that it is good" (or "qua
12      I, 38|          can be made. But if the expression "that it is good" were added
13      I, 41|       terms it is clear that the expression "A is said of all of which
14      I, 46|        the first figure. For the expression "it is true" stands on a
15     II, 17|        laid down. For we use the expression "false cause", when the
16     II, 17|        It is clear then that the expression "false cause" can only be
17     II, 21|        at the same time. For the expression "to know that every triangle